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The presence of posterior femoral condylar cartilage leads to discrepancies in the femoral posterior condylar axis (PCA) between robotic‐assisted TKA and manual TKA. For most patients with posterior femoral condylar cartilage, the PCA determined by robotic‐assisted surgery was greater than that determined manually. ABSTRACT Objectives Femoral component
Hao‐Ming An +5 more
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Hyperuricemia elevates CRP and impairs mid‐term functional outcomes in TKA patients, with no impact on postoperative temperature. ABSTRACT Objective Hyperuricemia, characterized by elevated serum uric acid levels without acute gout symptoms, may influence postoperative outcomes after total knee arthroplasty (TKA).
Jincong Yu +3 more
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The causative tumor for TIO in the knee joint region is hidden and has diverse locations, resulting in great challenges to endocrinologist and orthopedists. Due to the unique anatomical location and complex structure of the knee joint, orthopedic surgeons can adopt different surgical approaches to completely remove the causative tumor.
Shuzhong Liu +7 more
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Exploring the Ethical Dimensions of Care Dependency in Older People: A Transpersonal View
ABSTRACT Introduction Care dependency in older adults is a growing global concern, driven by population ageing and the increasing prevalence of chronic conditions. Beyond its clinical implications, care dependency involves ethical, cultural, and transpersonal dimensions that shape the lived experiences of individuals and caregivers.
Ana‐María Porcel‐Gálvez +3 more
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Infected hip prosthesis in patient with suspected Covid-19 infection
Cosentino A, Odorizzi G, Berger W.
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Journal of Perioperative Practice, 2006
When he sat the FRCS examination in 1951 Harold Ellis was advised that, if asked by the examiner, ‘ What is the best treatment for osteoarthritis of the hip?‘, to reply, ‘ Provide the patient with a walking stick and prescribe aspirin‘. The results of surgery for this condition at that time were pretty discouraging.
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When he sat the FRCS examination in 1951 Harold Ellis was advised that, if asked by the examiner, ‘ What is the best treatment for osteoarthritis of the hip?‘, to reply, ‘ Provide the patient with a walking stick and prescribe aspirin‘. The results of surgery for this condition at that time were pretty discouraging.
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